Shiyan / Where pandas love to vacation
Best month
October
Beautiful fall foliage in the Wudang Mountains
Reasonable prices
Bigmac $?
Usual visit duration
1-3 days
transit hub
Tipping
0%
No tipping culture
internet situation
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biking hostile
walking hostile
LGBTQ hostile
The curious cat will find dumplings as big as paws and a tower that makes them purrfect selfies.
But be wary, the city streets are as chaotic as a catnip party gone wrong.
Things to do
The mainstream
Maojian Scenic Area
Danjiangkou Reservoir
Shiyan Museum
Shennongjia National Park
Wudang Mountains
Off the beaten path
Laojun Cave
Muyun Garden
Wudang Mountains
Shiyan Lake
Baima Temple
biking hostile
walking hostile
LGBTQ hostile
Mindful meoweler tips
History buffs will love the Wudang Mountains
The Wudang Mountains are home to the Wudang Taoist complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over 50 temples and palaces. Cats can explore ancient Chinese architecture and learn about Taoist traditions.
Foodie cats must try Shiyan's specialty: Niangpi noodles
Niangpi noodles are made of wheat starch, sliced cucumber, bean sprouts, and chili oil. These savory and chewy noodles are a Shiyan delicacy. Be careful of the spice, though!
Cat-friendly accommodations are abundant in Shiyan
Many hotels in Shiyan offer cat-friendly rooms, with amenities like cat beds, scratching posts, and even litter boxes. Some hotels even have pet salons!
Useful external sites
China Highlights↗
Travel guide for Shiyan and other cities in China including attractions, tours, and hotels
TripAdvisor↗
Reviews, recommendations, and information on things to do, places to eat, and where to stay in Shiyan
Lonely Planet↗
Guidebook and travel information about Shiyan including attractions, restaurants, and accommodations
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